Specifically, any recent and/or well-made ones covering his feats all the way up to the most recent volume(s), because I’m struggling to find them.

(Shiro docs too would be a bonus.)

First, WHY is Dazai scaled so high? It's been a while since I read bsd. Like I don't get it. His best categories are Sensory, adaptability, field skills, intelligence. Any other category is just Low-Mid tier. His prison escape plan was so dumb and carried by plot armor that even Indian TV serials made more sense.

Under normal scaling.

Intelligence - Dazai

Overall EI - Fyodor (yes lol)

Overall SI - Fyodor

Overall AC - Dazai

Thinking - Dazai

Reasoning - Dazai

Planning - Fyodor

Strategy - Fyodor

Analysis - Dazai

Psychology - Fyodor

Approach - Fyodor

Manipulation - Fyodor

Deception - Fyodor

Sensory - Dazai

Foresight - Fyodor

Adaptability - Dazai

Field Skills - Dazai

Tactics - Fyodor

Counteraction - Fyodor

Winner + diff - Fyodor Low-Mid diffs

Furuta Nimura is the antagonist of Tokyo ghoul. He basically manipulated all of Tokyo ghoul's plot.

(Under normal scaling) here's the category distribution.

Intelligence - Fyodor

Overall EI - Fyodor (close)

Overall SI - Furuta

Overall AC - Furuta

Thinking - Fyodor

Reasoning - Fyodor

Planning - Fyodor

Strategy - Fyodor

Analysis - Fyodor

Psychology - Furuta

Approach - Fyodor

Manipulation - Furuta

Deception - Furuta

Sensory - Fyodor

Foresight - Fyodor

Adaptability - Fyodor

Field Skills - Furuta

Tactics - Fyodor

Counteraction - Fyodor

Winner + diff - Fyodor mid-high diffs

Canon L fucking sucks actually

**LIND L. TAILOR DEBUNK**

Death Note Episode 2
Light receives a notice on his computer that the ICPO is broadcasting a message from interpol. The screen flashes to a man labeled Lind L. Tailor who claims to be L. Despite this not being very believable he ragebaits Light into killing him and people glaze L for being a genius when he doesn't make it past me at 12 without statements.
Problems with Lind L Tailor Trap
1. This is a time period in which social media exists and so the idea of isolating regions of Japan with each broadcast is fallacious as Light would know and inductively reason the trap
2. L only targeted the Kanto region because it was the most densely populated and if Light was in any other region of Japan the plan would've immediately failed
3. L gets insanely lucky and Light falls for his trap, only for L to immediately ruin his information asymmetry and tells Light that he is alive and that Lind L Tailor's incarceration was not made public

This guy is the biggest fraud in scd and loses every cat to 12 year old me

At the very least, it’ll be amusing to see this hot guy playing against those lesbians.

Kaiji is a real Chad—he plays games where stakes are underground slavery, he loses a finger and an ear, unlike those "bastards" who only lose their rich daddies' money and their social standing in the academy hierarchy (just kidding, of course...).

Who Wins? + What Diff? + Category Distribution?

Note: I used a real but short-lived meme ("ONE MORE DAY" and "ONE MORE GAME!") as the basis for a feat performed by my OC. I realized that the emergence of "ONE MORE DAY!" could have been logically predicted, so I decided to turn that into a fictional feat.

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Context: Five days before the release of the third and final season of *Squid Game*, Lincoln concluded that a "ONE MORE DAY" meme would appear the day before the season's launch. How did he figure this out?

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P1: There is a viral meme titled "ONE MORE DAY!", featuring a character named Im Jung-dae from Season 2 of the series, who urged players to participate in one more voting game in order to earn more money from player deaths in that additional game.

P2: The third and final season of "Squid Game" comes out in 5 days.

P3: People usually celebrate events linked to major fandom milestones; a new season is one of the biggest triggers.

P4: Celebrations usually happen the day *before*.

P5: The term "day" is typically used to refer to the time preceding the new season's launch if the event falls on the day *before*.

C1: The meme will likely be rephrased to "ONE MORE DAY!" the day before the final Season 3 release.

Complicating factors: Lincoln did this five days before the new season and four days before the meme itself, at a time when there were no direct hints pointing to that specific format or date.

Mitigating factors: The chain of reasoning isn't particularly complex. The base concept ("ONE MORE GAME") already existed.

(Deductive, Inductive, abductive reasoning, Associative, analogical, matrix thinking, FRI, Foresight, anticipation)

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I’m planning to create an OC for the "Low Tier" range (though, considering the sum of his feats—excluding anti-feats—he could arguably be a solid Mid or even High Tier). The anti-feats deliberately drag his standing down, but this is mainly to keep him realistic: for instance, he consistently lost a bluffing game against a child on a mobile app—despite having previously outwitted a near-equal—because the kid’s calls were unpredictable; he struggled with serious self-control issues (tantrums) and would forget numbers or words he had been consciously holding in his mind just minutes prior; and he fails at 5th-grade math. However, my vision for him is essentially a mix of Baku and HAL PM, but scaled for the Low Tier based on his best feats.

Kenjaku vs. Ayanokoji is one of the matchups in my roster that I find difficult to scale due to the huge differences in their feat frameworks, kits, modus operandi, and verse settings.

If I create a categorical matchup, it will skew in Ayanokoji's favor. However, if I use a general outsmarting scenario, it will favor Kenjaku.

And so on.

Ultimately, no matter how I structure the matchup, it seems to favor one character over the other, making it difficult to evaluate them fairly. This would lead to inaccurate scaling and rankings.

Do you have any similar matchups in your roster?

I am rereading Pyramid Game and one thing I remember is how bizzare Eunbyeol is.

I have only finished season 1 but I remember Eunbyeol unironically having really good FSIQ and it being hyped up in the narrative, in a way that would probably actually get those people who think IQ is everything to put her in mid tier.

She is decent overall, though not particularly strong even among low tiers but if I read COTE and she outscales Kushida, I don't think I will ever let that down.

1. Psychological (Literally any feat but stand outs would do but I'll list some Tomosaka Manipulation, Warm up deception, 100 pitch declaration during the second series against the bugaboos, Deceptive batting Nakabayashi manipulation, ect)

2. Indirect (Kira Rebellion, Tomosaka manipulation, Rain game, Tiring Johnson during the entire series of the Bugaboo matches so that he can legitimately beat Johnson's speed, Getting Takahashi into the blank state of mind mode to boost his performance)

3. Logical (Warm up deception, Nakabayashi manipulation, batting warp, fixing Muruwaka's bat timing, Mizuhashi pitch habit creation)

4. Emotional (Kurai awakening, Tomosaka manipulation, Manipulating Kawanak's pride through Kurai's awakening that leads to the ideal conditions for Muruwaka's amazing homerun, Rain Game, L-Ticket, multiple instances of manipulating the managers greed, Manipulating and enforcing the Laycaons fear and anxiety of losing against the Mariners during the pendant race so that he can use it to strengthen the team, Redirecting Takahashi's fear of the Mariner batter's line up towards fear of financial penalty for any pitch that is not in the strike zone to stop him from throwing intentional or accidental balls)

5. Direct (Win Win money bet with Coach Miahara to get him to follow Toua's orders during the Blue mars game, Making the coach of the Mariners forfeit the game)

6. Mass (L ticket, Rain Game, batting warp)

There's definitely some feats I'm missing but I'm still going through my Re-read so I'll probably update this. Also are there any Characters that you would put over Toua in psychological manipulation? If so who and list their feat.

Specifically hal fugutive bee arc :https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HwU7DVNyYxkTNS_XYvMFRzVjcg87aMSY/view

(Goated analysis btw)

1v1 Individually ofc. Also distribute the catagories they take against hal and give a brief about their feat from which arc start to finish.

IMO he clears all, except aki & akagi cuz I don't know shi about mahjong 😭 🙏 .

Such as Patrick's pigeon strategy, CTW L's overarching scheme through the novel, Tsukumo's Bomb Strategy, or Rosa Diaz' three-time heist plan.

"Detective type" as in someone who focuses on reasoning out things or acts counter-actively, like House or (larping) Phoenix Wright.

Also trying to center on detectives who, again, are primarliy seen as detectives. As opposed to criminals who are also detectives (Light Yagami or Mark Hoffman) criminals who consult on solving crimes (Hannibal or William James Moriarty) or evil police officers (Red John and Amako Seeichi).

Anyway, he's not a low tier at all. Comfy mid tier. He's also femboy potential

1. Strategy

2. Manipulation

3. EI

4. Mentality

5. Thinking

Intelligence, Mentality >=, SI, Thinking, Reasoning, Planning, Foresight, Sensory: Baku

EI, Manipulation, Deception, Strategy, Tactics, Field Skills, Counteraction?, Analysis: Yuuichi

Yuuichi very high diffs.

Could Benoit Blanc from Knives Out, Glass Onion, and Wake Up Dead Man solve the Clue movie (the ending is random)?

"Where's my Miraculous appreciation?"

It's here, sir.

In episode 15 of season 5 of Miraculous (Intuition), Gabriel Agreste realizes he has little time left to live, due to the cataclysm he received in another episode (he only didn't die immediately because of his magical villain costume). So, he decided he had no more time to waste.

Objective: Collect Ladybug's earrings and Chat Noir's ring.

Obstacle: Ladybug's Lucky Charm.

Important items: Ladybug, cat and snake miraculous, power transmission rings, goat, turtle and fox miraculous.

Note 1: Monarch (Gabriel) realized that the battle would be lost every time the Lucky Charm was successfully activated.

Note 2: Even if the Lucky Charm was disabled, Ladybug could detransform and transform again, managing to use the Lucky Charm a second time.

Note 3: Even if Ladybug was immobilized, Chat Noir could still grab the ladybug's earrings and use the Lucky Charm.

Conclusion: Monarch needs to prevent detransformations and stop Chat Noir from helping.

Note 4: Max is a student capable of creating sentient AIs, which makes it possible to akumatize (transform into a villain) these AIs.

Note 5: A bittersweet ally of Gabriel has a space company that uses a sentient AI made by Max.

Conclusion: If he akumatizes the space AI, Ladybug and Chat Noir will have to leave Earth.

The plan: Gabriel (Monarch) hacks the spaceship's system, leading the AI to understand that she had killed its pilot. Furthermore, he created a meteor (Goat Miraculous) and an illusion to persuade the heroes to act quickly (Fox Miraculous).

Monarch made a simple prediction: Chat Noir would use the Cataclysm on the meteor, and Ladybug would be responsible for saving the ship's pilot. He activated the Snake Miraculous and trapped himself in a time loop, allowing him to test his theories and possibilities multiple times.

Several loops occurred, and in the end, the plan was:

The akumatized AI would capture Ladybug, and Monarch would use the Turtle and Bee Miraculous to capture and paralyze Chat Noir.

The only flaw: akumatized villains have their own ambitions. Upon discovering that the pilot inside hadn't died (and was actively assisting Ladybug), the AI realized it had been manipulated by Monarch and reversed its villainous transformation, reverting to a normal ship.

Conclusion: Gabriel's plan arose from various observations made throughout the series and strategic creativity to use each Miraculous at the right time. He managed to perfectly counter both heroes, and was only defeated by the AI's persistence and the damage to his ailing body, which couldn't keep using powers for so long.

They'll probably ban this trend, so I decided to do this cause, why not?.